Helping support an electrified future
As Ontario grows and electrifies, OPG continues to work to support the future. From Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) to hydroelectric refurbishments to biomass generation, OPG is investing now to help secure a diverse supply mix fit to meet the growing needs of Ontario. And we’re doing this while building important relationships with Indigenous communities and businesses. Read more about our progress in the October edition of Net-Zero News.
A “massive” development for Darlington New Nuclear
At our Darlington site, we continue to work to prepare for North America’s first fleet of grid-scale SMRs. The busy summer has included a “massive” development as the site prepares for a large tunnel boring machine, expected to be delivered next year. See which nuclear pioneer the project team has named this machine after. Read more.
Gold-level recognition for Indigenous relations
In recognition of OPG’s progress on Indigenous relations and Reconciliation, the company has once again been awarded the Gold Designation through the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business’ Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations program. Find out what this means and learn more about how we’re working to meet our Reconciliation goals. Read more.
Stay tuned for our reimagined e-newsletter experience
Be on the lookout for our reimagined e-newsletter next year, featuring our stories, our people, and our efforts to help power Ontario's energy transition. The revamped newsletter will also spotlight our continuing work to strengthen the communities where we operate.
Sparking wonder for Indigenous youth
Twenty Indigenous students pulled on their protective gloves and donned helmets as they got a hands-on introduction to welding at the CWB Foundation's Mind Over Metal camp, sponsored by OPG through our Power for Change Project. Read more.
In photos: OPG's 2024 Community Power Expo
Hydropower remains unmatched in its reliability, durability, and flexibility. With proper maintenance and upkeep, these assets can produce clean, low-cost power for generations.Heather FergusonSenior Vice-President, Business Development and Corporate Affairs
Generation in action
Using a sectional barge, workers recently dismantled the old tailrace deck at OPG's Sir Adam Beck I hydro station in Niagara Falls before constructing a new, wider deck and related upgrades. Read more.
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